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QuizMora Editorial TeamPublished July 29, 2026 · Updated July 29, 2026

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Question 1 of 20ScienceThe equator passes through more than one continent.
Question 2 of 20ScienceMost of Earth’s fresh water is locked in ice and glaciers.
Question 3 of 20ScienceThe ozone layer is mainly located in the stratosphere.
Question 4 of 20ScienceClouds are weightless because they float.
Question 5 of 20ScienceA river must always flow south.
Question 6 of 20ScienceEarth’s inner core is solid despite its very high temperature.
Question 7 of 20ScienceA tsunami is simply an unusually high tide.
Question 8 of 20ScienceThe deepest ocean trench is deeper than Mount Everest is tall.
Question 9 of 20ScienceVolcanoes occur only along the edges of continents.
Question 10 of 20ScienceEvery island is the exposed peak of a volcano.
Question 11 of 20ScienceSea level is perfectly identical everywhere on Earth.
Question 12 of 20ScienceDeserts include cold regions, because dryness rather than heat defines them.
Question 13 of 20ScienceAll ocean water has exactly the same salinity.
Question 14 of 20ScienceAn earthquake can be predicted precisely days in advance with current science.
Question 15 of 20ScienceSome rocks can float on water.
Question 16 of 20ScienceEl Niño involves unusually warm surface water in the central and eastern tropical Pacific.
Question 17 of 20ScienceThe atmosphere ends at a sharp visible boundary.
Question 18 of 20ScienceEarth’s magnetic poles have reversed many times.
Question 19 of 20ScienceTectonic plates move several meters every year.
Question 20 of 20ScienceThe continents continue to move today.

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